The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 192, Ed. 1 Monday, June 11, 1900 Page: 1 of 8
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AHDMORE IND. TER. MONDAY EVENING JUNE 11 1900.
SUBSCRIPTION
X Obi Year SS. 1
NUMBER 11)2
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C. EEH'ilSG C. L." ANDERSON C. L. BEMKIKG
- Vice President Cashier. Asst. Casbr.
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Ardmore Indian Territory.
BANK.
Capital Paid Up:
Surplus Fund
.$60000.00
. 90000.00
.THE OLDEST BANK IN THE INDIAN TERRITORY.
t jj-fts u::il :m ail parts of the world. Accounts of firms and individuals
i icited upon the most liberal terms consistent with good banking.
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ST. LOUIS. BATTLE WITH
STRIKERS AND OFFICERS.
guns and are marchiug on Pekin.
Great trouble is expected in
the accommodation of foreiirn
troops now in Pekin.
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BUSINESS PLACED IN OUR HANDS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT
AND CAREFUL ATTENTION.
Office Over Weiss Bros.
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.. fire and Tornado Insurance Mads
Plata Glass Insurance. Real Estate and Rental Agents.
The line of insurance companies represented is the best. All
The MIMtlo Will Be the Last Resort.
Manna's Choice for Vice President Is
Senator Allison of Iowa Platform
Politicians Mrs. Gladstone.
buiiiif!'-"eiitrnsted to us
LCBBBSMAH Mar? Public.
will receive our pionipt attei.tiou.
Rsr.dal Building Ardmsre I. T.
BLOOD FLOWS IN ST. LOCIS
tit. Louis. June 11. Edward
Burkhard one of the striking
conductors who was shot during
the oat lie between strikers and
sheriff's posse last evening has
died at the hospital.
This is the fourth death at the
result of the clash.
It is now known that twenty-
two are more or less injured
A number of persons were
shot in different parts of the city
during the day.
The day just eDded has been
one of the most eventful and
bloody since the great strike of
the St. Louis Transit Company
began more than one month ago.
There were numerous encounters
between strikers and other riot
ous persons and the constituted
authorities resulting in four
deaths and wounding of
persons mostly strikers
of the latter will die.
CENTRAL LIVERY STABLE
For
Handsomest Turnouts
in the City a-
Cominercial Rigs a Specialty.
SMITH & CECIL
Phone 35 North Caddo Street. Ardmore I. T
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PLATFORM POLITICIANS.
Isy Scripps-McKae Press Association.
Washington June ll.-A state
ment has been made that there
wiil be a gathering the latter
part of this week iu Philadelphia
of a number of leading republi-
cans who are to shape the policy
of the national convention draw
the platform and select the prin
cipal speakers.
LIGHTNINGS DEADLY WOKK.
Liy Scriijs-M-I!ae Tress Association.
Berlin June 11. Severe elec
trical storms prevailed yester
day. Lightning killed eleven
people and destroyed much prop
erty in Berlin.
GLUM ANY SENDS GUNBOAT.
By S rii'po-Mt l;ae Press Association.
. Berlin June 11. The German
gunboat Tiger has been ordered
to leave Wilhelms haven for
China.
OTIS TALKS WITH MACK.
By Svripps-McKae Press Association.
Washington June 11. Otis
called on the president today.
He said the situation in the
Philippines was well in hand and
in his opinion it was not necessa-
ry to send any more men there
except to take the place of re-
turned volunteers.
MRS. GLADSTONES CONDITION.
London June II. Mrs. Glad-
stone suffered auother relapse
and is asrain unconscious.
press himself as such. I do not
see how one can do other than
choose the cause of the two rep
ublics in preference to that of a
monarchy; an American citizen
who has lived under and learned
to love and venerate our form of
government.
''There comes a time when the
millions of American people have
the privilege of casting their bal-
lots against that administration
of government which fails to
carry out their wishes and when
these ballots are next counted 1
believe that they will be an ex-
pression of the American people
for these people lighting for
their independence
"We know by history that as
monarchy increases so govern
ment by the consent of the peo
r'e decreases anr that as gov
ernment by the consent of the
people increases so monarchy
decseases. We know that if a
monarchy overcomes these two
Republics government by the
consent of the people ceases.
"It is said that the blood of the
martyr is the seed of the church.
If it is found that these Repub
lies shall be overcome they will
not have fought in vain. Some-
times the men who die do more
for liberty than those who live
and ere the struggle is over
believe that the Boers will arise
from a hundred fields and liberty
will be victorious
"There are men among us who
say that because England sym
pathized with us during the
Spanish - American war we
ought to say nothing agains
such a friondlv nation. I denv
TEN THOUSAND FOREIGN TROOPS
HAVE LANDED IN CHINA
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Kclley-Kenncr Sends List of Casual
ties Bullcr Kouts the Boers and will
Join Forces With Roberta Sen-
sational Chinese News.
SEUIOL'S BRITISH DEFEAT.
Uy Scrlips-Mi -liae Press Association.
London June 11. Kelly-
Kenny who commands the base
at Bloemfontein reports that the
British have sustained f serious
defeat near Roodesvaal.
ANARCHY IS SPREADING.
London June 11. Trouble has
broken out at New Chwang. The
state of anarchy around Pekin is
likely to be imitated in many
quarters.
Asiatic artillery has been or-
dered from Hongkong to Tien
Tsin.
-TEXAS OIL
AN DOVER SEM IN AR V.
Audover. Mass. June 11. It
is probable that Audover theo-
logical seminary which has been
here ninety-two years will be
removed preferably to some
University city. The number of
students lias steaJily declined
until now it lias but twenty-three.
Sum m m wJTssFStrz
Standard Brilliant Oil
and Golden Axle Grease
Are sold at the same price' as inferior brands.
Buy the best and your customers will be
satisfied.
WATERS-PIERCE OIL CO.
P. H. NEILSON Agent Ardmare I. T.
The Ardmoreite
For First-Class
JOB PRINTING.
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ALL iGES OF MANKIND
Lcoi well wijen stylishly clothed in
perfect fitting garments. H will repay .:
von to have your garments made to
order asd properly tailored ty leaving
you measure with " VVVVV!
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BRYAN S DENIAL.
By Scr.pps-TVI.-Ilae Press Association.
Lincoln Neb. June 11 -Bryan
denies any knowledge of elTort
on the part of Chairman Jones
to induce him to make free silver
a secondary consideration. His
reply to au inquiry ou the matter
was "I don't know anything
about it.
A Democratic Sentiment He Says
America Owes England Nothing
and Should Respond to
Liberty's Call.
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MILITIA THE LAST RESORT.
Jefferson City Mo. June 11.
Gov. Stephens says that every
thing is being put in readiness
for calling out the national guard
of Missouri to quell disorder in
St. Louis consequent to the
street railway strike but he will
not issue the call exceps as a last
resort. It will cost he says
$5000 to land L'300 men in St.
Loais and as much per day to
maintain them and as there is
no appropriation for that purpose
he does not know how the Leg-
islature would view a deficiency
of slCO.OOO for maintaining troops
in St. Louis. It might requ:.
an extra session of the vIbh-i.
ture to appropriate the :aoney
he says:
A rumor is current hero that
Attorney General (.'row vo;ikl
proceed in the supreme court io
oust Mayor Zeigenheiia from of-
fice from failure to perform his
official duty iu connection witlij
the strike Gen. Cw C'?nies
that any su'' y.i s to be
taken at this i
EMPRESS-DOW" ACM. f.'
Uy Scripps-McKae Press As;oc-iai!..i.
Tien Tsin June 11. It is ru-
mored here that the Dowager-
Empress has fled to the Russian
Envoy C. II. Wessel of the
Orange Free State was at Omaha
Neb. last Saturday and was ten-
dered a big official reception. A
mass meeting was held and many
prominent speakers addressed
the people one of whom was the
next president of the United
States William J. Bryan who
said:
"I came as a citizen an Amer-
ican citizen to be present with
other American citizens to meet
the representatives of the Boer
Republics to join with you in
expressing our sympathy for
their cause and as I earnestly
believe the sympathy of a great
majority of the American people.
I trust the day will never come
when a nation fighting for liberty
will look in vain to the American
people for sympathy and aid.
These envoys have honored us
by coming to seek our sympathy
giving us as Americans the
opportunity to help them to gain
tho liberty which is so dear to
neeu tue sympathy or ingianu
during the Spanish-American
war.
"We need the sympathy of no
nation on earth. We have re-
ceived nothing that obligates us
to remain passive and helpless
while liberty is being crushed.
We should not be unmindful of
our duties to the people of this
world struggling for their liber-
ty we the greatest nation on
earth founded on liberty.
"We must keep inspired with
that love and reverence for the
blessed name of liberty till every
American citizen goes down on
his knees and asks the God of
battles to bring victory to the
Boers."
TEN THOUSAND FOREIGN TROOPS.
London June 11. The Ad-
mirals at Taku acting in concert
are forcibly re opening the rail-
way from Tien Tsin to Pekin.
Gang of laborers are reparing
the damaged line which is
guarded by 1.00 men composed
of detachments from the foreign
fleet. One hundred Americans
under Commander T. P. MeCalla
are among them. They have
suns and armored trains for use
when "the line is repaired which
can hardly bo euecieu beiore
Monday night. Ten thousand
troops of all nationalities accor-
ding to a dispatch to the Daily
Express from Shanghai will be
sent to Pekin to back up the de-
mands of the Ministers upon the
government or if neccessary to
suppress the boxers themselves.
Oace u:ic::
t)(1.-7 v:e carrv
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dead. D;
Us:ia ur:y
honer the
custom is
SENSATIONAL RUMORS.
By Seiipps-McKae Preu Association.
London June 11. Sensational
rumors come from lien ism ana
Shanghai but there is no confir
mation of them.
According to our correspon-
dent tha Americans who were at
Tung Chow which was burned
by the Boxers are safe in the
capitol.
THE ROODEVAL DISASTER.
London June 11. Kelly
Kenny's dispatch telling of the
lastest British reverse says:
"Knox was ordered to . press
the enemies outpost believing
their numbers to' be exagger-
ated." Continuing. Kelly-Kenny says:
"Knox reports his casualties
at Roodeval June 7 two offi-
cers killed including. Lieuten-
ants Colonel Baird Douglas fif-
teen men killed fifty-nine woun-
ded. All others captured except
six." It is unofficially stated
the British force numbered six
hundred.
. ou Decoration
vvers to place
of our soldier
flowers do the
v." ' No. It is to J
that this loving
'tamed that they
may e.;.fres.-. iheir gratitude for
whr.it the ioc dead have done
for them. It is to our honor that
iba Boers have come to us to re-
ceive our sympathy. It is hard
to understand the feelings of the
man who has sympathy for the
Boer cause hut who is conceal-
ing it for political reasons.
"When a young man I heard a
very able sermon which has
always clung to me on the test
legation at Pekin. It is also re- 'As he tbinketh so he is." Whv
ported that 4000 Russian troops should any American citizen who
have landed at Taku with twenty I feels for the Beers fail to ex
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